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Theyre both great, and have completely different audiences. I like youtube, cause you have that physical representation of all your efforts, and i always find it more comforting when im the edited version of myself. Twitch audiences are more likely older, and much more passionate about the games being played. Not an answer, but something for you to mull on.

I always turn my ingame sound down to 20% and my audio to 90%. People will prefer turning their audio up to listen instead of having a someone yelling in their ear as soon as the video starts. P.s - I really enjoyed your content

Good audio and HD Quality. gg Such obvious things that can set you apart from the other a bajillion minecraft channels.

Intros bring a degree of professionalism to the video, but a poorly done one will probably hurt your channel. I say absolutely yes to the intro, but make it quick and look good!

I think i've probably gone through about 100 pages over the least few days, and subbed to a lot. Fun to have a bunch of like minded people in one thread.

I get what you're saying, but say that you did get chosen to have a shoutout, people would sub to your channel and as a result of not being consistently reminded of you and your channel they would soon turn into Inactive subs, which doesn't benefit you at all. In fact having a lot of inactive subs actually makes it look like you bought them and makes your channel seem illegitimate.

So annoying! I dont know why the dislike button even exists, it just discourages all kinds of content creators! I would just post a comment to the video, saying that someone put a "dislike bot" on you. (if they did) Then at least people who see the video will see that in the comments and it wont defame you as much.

Its not really a matter of plastering your links everywhere, you actually have to define yourself within a community. I use twitter a lot, and thats a great way to get your name out there, by tweeting and having conversations with big and small youtubers all the time. But more then that, if you dont have anything interesting for them to watch when they get to your channel, those views arnt going to translate into subs.

Get the Zalman mic. If you have a good line/mic-in, you'll be surprised with how clear your voice sounds. It's better than any sub-$100 headset mic I've used. http://www.amazon.com/Zalman-Zm-Mic1-Sensitivity-Headphone-Microphone/dp/B00029MTMQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1320831806&sr=8-1

When i was little i used to live on a boat, my parents were kinda crazy. So all i wanted was to work in an office and have my own cubicle. haha

Everyone's different. I could probably not handle a long distance relationship, but thats just me. But if i met the right person, it would defiantly be worth it.

Mine got sent there aswell. Confusing, but not the end of the world.

Livestreams are awsome, you reach a whole different audience. And it fun being able to talk in real time with people whos contect you enjoy. Even if only 1 of your 50 subs comes to join, its totally worth it.

youtube.com/user/CraftaBelle Channel Since: 29 June 2013 Subscribers: 490 I do everything Minecraft, 5 times weekly. I do Lets plays and Mingames with youtubers, streamers, artists and viewers of the MineCraft community all over the planet! twitter.com/CraftaBelle